Home / Intelligence / Scientific Publications / Risk Factors Associated with Recurrence and Corticosteroid-Associated Adverse Events in Patients with Recurrent Pericarditis
Recurrent pericarditis (RP) occurs in up to 30% of acute pericarditis patients with some experiencing multiple recurrences and/or complications. Treating RP with corticosteroids can increase adverse events, risk of recurrence, and potentially healthcare resource utilization. This retrospective study examined risk factors for recurrence and corticosteroid-related adverse events (CS-AEs) among RP patients.
Authors
Schwier NC, Luis SA, Hu X, Athavale A, Skaar J, Magestro M, Lim-Watson M
Journal
ISPOR Meeting 2021
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